The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1887-05-14


7th, by taking an overdose of morphine.
No cause for the rash deed can be asccr-
tanned.
The Glendive base ballists are practic-
ing daily, and in course of month the
"Glendive Association" will be organized,
and prepared to meet any club in Monta-
ma, ours not excepted.
Some industrious person has been en-
gagged IN counterfeiting the coupons of
jefferson county bonds and treasurer
Berendcs has issued circular warning
the public to look out for them.
Two new interpretations have filed ar
ticles with the territorial secretary, the
Metzel Livestock company, of Madison
county capital $4,000; and the J. D.
Thomas Mercantile company, OF Butte;
capital $4,000.
The "Ju1ith," an upper Missouri river
steamer. blew out steampipe Tuesday.
The boat was heavily laden with both
freight and passengers, but no damage
was done, other than the delay necessary
to complete repairs.
Dynamiting in the Yellowstone seems
to diminish the quantity and also size of
the trout caught this season and imme
diate steps should be taken to put stop
to this non-sportsman manner of dealing
with the fnny tribe.
The authorities at Fort Keogh are do
ing all in their power to beautify their
post, in the way of new buildings, and at
the present time are supervising the con-
struction of new brick guard house for
Uncle Sans offenders.
The Roman Catholic church at Butte
was robbed the other night of copper
gilt chalice, silver cruet stand and sill
yer ciborium, the property of Father
Tremblay. No trace of the missing prop
erty has been found as yet.
The Glendive Times. owned and pub
lished by W. W. Mabee, issued its last
number this week. The suspension is the
consequence of poor tinanciering. The
editor of the defunct Times will start a
weekly at Little Muddy. D. T.
Fine galena specimens have been dis
covered at the commencement of the por-
tails of the great Wickes tunnel, on the
Montana Central road. The cross veins
have been struck and claims have already
been located on each side of the right of
way. .s.--.
Miles City is again infested with
tramps this summer, and the officers are
contemplating pressing them into the
schain gang" to utilize them in carting
away the deceased felines and CANNES
that are scattered about the principal
thoroughfares.
The Independent of Helena is becom-
ing SO popular that nearly everyone in the
territory subscribes for the same. and
with an increase during the coming year
as in the past they will be obliged to
place in the Office perfecting press to
handle its edition.
A few days ago City Marshal Jack
jolly of Butte took to his bosom better
half possessing the euphoneous cognomen
of Mollie Di Murska, queen of the Butte
demi- monde and the newly married
couple are now domiciled in a subdued
quarter of the city.
Frank Smith, who killed his brother
Albert F. Smith in the mansion de ioi"
of E NINA Richmond, at Miles City last
December, was acquitted on Saturday
last 1t will be remembered that the
fragile Emma committed suiride a short
time after her arrest as an accomplice.
A Fort Benton special to the Independ
ent states that there are runners ahoat
relative to an Indian horse stealing expedi-
ton, two four-horse teams of new stage
company having been stolen from the
ranch at Twenty-eight-mile Springs sta
tion The Indians are supposed to be
Bloods.
The Helena Rod and Gun club got
from California last winter a brood Of
California grouse, and after careful hous-
ing until spring turned them loose in the
Prickly Pear valley. Some of them have
been seen lately and unless molested by
unscrupulous persons, it is thought they
will do we'll.
We understand the Helena Mining and
Reduction company has leased the Tos
ton smelling works for term not stated.
and that they are immeditely to be enlarg-
ed to capacity of $50 tons. The Wickes
Co., have more ore in sight than they Can
possibly handle and will use the TOston
works for short time.
Close investigation concerning the
stock losses last winter, according to the
general report from all over the territory.
show it to be much lighter than the figures
estimated at the annual convention. The
most severe and disheartening reports